Kennewick Local Briefs From March 1907
Local items include Christ Kruse's Prosser trip for business, and hotel improvements at Antlers. Real estate shifts as D L Taylor and Newton move offices to Moore building. Jack Mills home and nearby wheat land sold to Stevens Bros. Church and Stringer report machinery delivery to Kennewick, and Coffin Bros. plans sheep shearing operations amid growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Kruse
Prosser
Antlers
Dircksen
Richland
D. L. Taylor
Mitcham and
Newton
Moore Building
Yakida Street
R. J. Simmons
Jones
Don Cresswell
Mert Dwire
Jack Mills
Hover
Stevens Bros
Town Council Debates Contract Voidment and Street Grading
Town council heatedly discusses contract ordinance No 46 to void the water and light agreement. They plan a street grade re adjustment with possible Spokane engineering and review past surveys affecting property values. Other items include saloon licenses bonds dog license ordinance partial payment and hoses cart payment adjournment set for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C A. Cochran
City Water & Light Plant
Soarcs
Second Street
Spokane
O. L. Hanson
O.jo Hanson
A. L. Smith
Otto Hanson
E. D. Taylor
E. N. Cayce
Marshall
E. D. Ellis
Wtchman
Empire M’s’g. Co
Oden Staley Injured in Scaffold Fall at Pasco
Oden Staley, employee of Northern Pacific, was seriously hurt Monday when a scaffold broke at a Pasco building. His body hung between timbers as boards fell, injuring his face and head. He was treated locally and moved to the N P hospital in Tacoma for further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Dyer
Fuller & Roesch’s
Grip
T. A. Melvin
Aberdeen
A. D. Bethard
Walla Walla
F. M. Kent
St. Mary’s Hospital
T. M. Lamond
H C
Oden Staley
Northern Pacific
Pasco
N. P
Tacoma
Prosser and Kennewick Open Baseball Season in Practice Game
Sunday marks the season opener as Prosser, a salaried semi professional club, faces Kennewick on the Kennewick diamond. Kennewick lists Spencer catching Jesse Barham pitching, W Barham at first, Nagle second, Irvin third, Anderson short, E Barham left, Gamble center, Tripp right with Duffy and Worden as subs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosser
Kennewick
Kennewick Boys
Spencer
Jesse Barham
W. Barham
Nagle
Irvin
Anderson
Direct Primary Wins In Senate Vote
The senate passed the direct primary bill by thirty nine to one after a tight final struggle. Senators Metcalf Cotterill Stevenson Presley Jones Paulhamus and Nichols led a vigorous but ultimately successful push in the chamber on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Metcalf
Cotterill
Steverson
Presley
Jonee
Paulhamus
Nichols
P. I
Kennewick Wins Richland Baseball Clash 33 12 Score
Kennewick defeated Richland 33 to 12 in a Saturday high school baseball game. A large group of supporters traveled by rig or boat to cheer. After the game Richland hosts served a lap banquet and extended generous hospitality to the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Umes
Kennewickers
William Dircksen Heads Home for Two Month Visit
Wm Dircksen left Sunday for his old home in Bloxen Oldenburg Germany to visit his father and siblings. He sails from New York next Saturday per Spokane telegram. Friends wish him a pleasant trip while Treasurer Walker reports about $40 000 in taxes collected to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dircksen
Bloxen
Oldenburg
Germany
Spokane
New York
Billy
Walker
To night concert at Dircksen's Hall by Ladies Aid
Local talent presents a Friday evening program at Dircksen's Hall March 8 oclock for the Congregational church Ladies Aid. Orchestra, Sunflower Drill by ten girls, violin solo, recitation, chorus, and a farce That Rascal Pat with a cast including Pat McNaggerty Mr Crowell Major Puffjacket Charles Livingstone Laura Nancy and Miss Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Dircksen’s Hall
Mrs Beach
Wilmot Gravensland
Miss Tripp
Miss Albright
Cornet
Puffjacket
Hewetson
Chas
Livingstone
DePriest
Laura
Charles
Helen Williams
Nancy
Pat Miss Waterman
Cemetery Association Annual Meeting Notice
The cemetery association will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday March 12 at 2 30 PM in the Presbyterian clearing. Important business will be discussed and attendees are urged to be present. Amy Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Enoch
The
Cemetery Association
Amy Bartlett
Notice to voters in Kennewick town registration opening
Notice is given that registration books are open at the town clerk's Kennewick office for all qualified voters within the town limits of Kennewick Washington Bentoh Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Bentoh Court
Washington
Tey F. Dean
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Local Resident
Local resident L. J. Woodbury of Twining Michigan endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as best for coughs and croup. The product is sold at Columbia Pharmacy. Alfalfa hay delivery offered in Kennewick by Frank Emigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Nelson
Columbia Pharmacy
Nelson
Sheppard
Spring Valey, Minn
Chamberlain
L. J. Woodbury
Twining, Mich
Kennewick
Frank Emigh
Hens Stay Ready to Lay with Our Money-Earning Feed
A brief notice highlights a poultry feed promising to keep hens productive during peak demand. The ad emphasizes maintaining laying performance and suggests using the product to maximize returns for farmers and homestead keepers.
Save Part of Your Earnings for Future Wealth
A young man is urged to practice thrift and save money to build financial power someday. The ad cites economy as wealth and advises setting aside funds for a rainy day or a bright day, inviting readers to discuss opening an account.
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Scrubs
W. A. Williams
Seattle
Miss Mae Wil
Liams
Frank Staley
Earl Burham
J.C. Barr
Livingston
Montana
International Bank
L. A Whitelock
Winchester
H. W. Nelson
R. Morefield
Church
Stringer
H. J. Duffy
J. R. Quigby
Natches City
Selah Canal
F. S. Stolicker
W.S. Jenkins
Beach
C. J. Beach
German Land Co
Eakin
Front Street
Chas. Kruse
Don F. Cresswell
Arthur W. Coffin
Coffin Bros
North Yakima
Coffin Bro
Fechner
Conway
F. E. Coulson
E.R. Niebel
Kennewick Electric Company
Presbyterian
J. Forsythe Smith
H. P. Hastings
Harrington
W. F. Baker
H. A. Hover
L. K. Moore
Portland
J. F. Perry
Fechter & Rudkin
Wm. Snape
Newkirk House
Washington Street
Newkirk
Althea Rebekah Lodge
Masonic Hall
Collins Commission Co.’s
Jesse Cole
W. McCoy
Sam Ward
Will Muncey
C. E. Griffeth
Muncey
C. W. Tomkins
F. Segessexmann
Holly Mason
Marks Hardware Co
Kennewick Nest No. 8
Brotherhood of Owls
Amon’s
E. L. Kolb
F. A Swingle
George Jauslin
Bresle
Switzerland
Old Country
John Collins
North Coast Railway
Columbia
Snake River
E. M Godwin
J. E. Tull
Mr. Tull
Godwin
Crows Nest
British Columbia
Wibur Smith
Charles Widing
Neils Swanson
M.G Swanson
Conway House
Rev. Snape
Vaterland
Juanita Tull
Vanal Nuot
Wuvey
Pat McNaggerty
Mr. Crowell
L. J. McPhee
New Hover Hotel
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